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An ancient harp player dressed in Roman clothes from the first century on the steps of the amphitheater in Caesarea. Produced using Dali 2. Idea: Avi Blizovsky

Am Yisrael Sher 23: The sand song and its playing and the social aspects involved (b)

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King Herod sought, in accordance with Roman policy, to integrate the Jewish kingdom under his leadership into the global culture of the Roman-Hellenistic Empire
The Roman inscription from the period of the rebellion in the exhibition at the Haifa University Library. Photo: Haifa University Spokesperson

An ancient inscription identifies for the first time with certainty the Roman commissioner in the years before the Bar-Kochba revolt: Gergilius Antiquus

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A silver tetradrachma from the times of Bar Kochba. On the side of the coin is the front of the temple with a star above it and the inscription "Shimon". On the other side of it is a lulav and an etrog and the inscription "for the liberation of Jerusalem"

From the end of the Great Rebellion to Ben Kusba's Rebellion (Bar Kochba): The Big Brother intervenes

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The image of the inscription against the background of the Rockefeller Museum building, home of the Antiquities Authority, photo: Yuli Schwartz, courtesy of the Antiquities Authority

A rare 2000-year-old commemorative inscription dedicated to the emperor Hadrian was uncovered in Jerusalem

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Roman lead ingot, with Fontellini's seal.

A heavy dispute / Clara Moscovitch

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Inside the Colosseum in Rome. Photo: Daniel Lohmer / Shutterstock.com

Empires fell because of two reasons: social disparity and overexploitation of natural resources; Modern culture is not immune

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Photo of the findings in the water hole: Vladimir Neikhin. Courtesy of the Antiquities Authority

A 2000-year-old testimony to the days of the siege in Jerusalem; And more in the capital: an 1,800-year-old section of a Roman road was uncovered

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Athletes on an ancient Roman pitcher. From Wikipedia

The XNUMXth Muscle Song - Gymnasium activity of Jews in the Diaspora. Roman period

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The restoration of the facilities and buildings in ancient Olympia. From Wikipedia

The Nineteenth Muscle Song - From Olympia to Tiberias

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A Roman water carrier in France, dating to 19 BC

Engineering thinking in Rome

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Did Marcus Aurelius suffer from melancholy

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